Chinese leadership pledges to regulate enterprises' low-price disorderly competition based on law

China's Central Financial and Economic Affairs Commission, a body which supervises the country's economic matters, held its sixth meeting on July 1 to study the deepening promotion of the construction of a national unified market, according to state media Xinhua News Agency.

The meeting said that the basic requirements for building the national unified market are "five unifications and one opening-up," namely unifying the basic market system, unifying basic market infrastructure, unifying the scale of government behavior, unifying market supervision and law enforcement, and unifying the factor resource market, while continuously